Tattooed 2013
In *Tattooed (2013)*, director John Michell crafts a sharp, comedic exploration of identity and self-expression through the lens of a simple yet loaded question: *What's in a name?
Director: John Michell
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tattooed (2013) about?
*Tattooed* is a comedic short film that follows a group of friends whose bond is tested when one of them wakes up to find a mysterious—and unwanted—tattoo. The story unfolds as they scramble to uncover its meaning, leading to a series of chaotic and hilarious events. The film uses ink as a playful metaphor for the marks we leave on each other.
Who directed Tattooed?
John Michell directed *Tattooed* (2013), bringing his knack for sharp, character-driven comedy to this bite-sized film.
Who stars in Tattooed?
The film features Brett Goldstein and Aisling Bea as the leads, supported by a cast of comedic actors who bring the chaotic friendship dynamic to life.
Is Tattooed (2013) worth watching?
*Tattooed* is a delightful pick for fans of quick, witty comedies with a touch of heart. While its IMDb rating is unrated, its runtime and premise suggest it's a fun, easy watch for those craving a laugh without a long commitment. The themes of friendship and impulsive decisions make it relatable and entertaining.
How long is Tattooed?
*Tattooed* (2013) has a runtime of 3 minutes.
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About Tattooed (2013) — A hilarious short film about friendship, regret, and ink you can't ignore
In *Tattooed (2013)*, director John Michell crafts a sharp, comedic exploration of identity and self-expression through the lens of a simple yet loaded question: *What's in a name?* The film follows a group of friends whose lives take an unexpected turn when a drunken night leads to one of them waking up with an unfamiliar tattoo—and a sudden obsession over its meaning. Brett Goldstein and Aisling Bea bring their signature wit and charm to this quirky tale, where the ink on skin becomes a metaphor for the stories we tell (and the ones we try to erase). With its breezy runtime and playful tone, *Tattooed* delivers a laugh-out-loud look at how even the smallest mishaps can spin into life-changing moments.
Set against the backdrop of modern friendship dynamics, the movie balances humor with heart, teasing out themes of regret, redemption, and the absurd lengths we go to for the sake of a good story. The atmosphere is light but layered, blending slapstick humor with moments of genuine reflection—perfect for fans of character-driven comedies that pack a punch in under 10 minutes. Whether you're here for the laughs or the underlying charm, *Tattooed (2013)* leaves a lasting impression, one laugh at a time.